difficulty

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"The difficulty lies in being able to determine the complete molecular identity of a cell - an analysis that destroys it - while observing its function, which requires it to remain alive," explains Professor Ruiz i Altaba.

From Science Daily

Federal judges have dismissed indictments, after defense attorneys cited difficulties accessing their clients in immigration detention centers and, in at least one case, struggling to locate them at all.

From Los Angeles Times

However, the scheme ran into legal difficulties and Labour scrapped the plan shortly after coming to power.

From BBC

Smith, a guide dog trainer was diagnosed with pulmonary fibrosis, an incurable lung disease, in 2019 and was medically retired from her job working with children with learning difficulties.

From BBC

Rather than necessarily being easier to sell, the potential difficulty with Labour's reset strategy is that the trade-offs are potentially all too apparent to some of the party's supporters.

From BBC